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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-28

lands in the past TWO months than perhaps at
any previous time 10 the county's history.
These inquiries come chiefly from the Southern
States. The Reporter advises all TO come and
There Is q large force Of hands directed by Mr..
Jacob Ellis, clearing land near the State Agri
cultural College, preparatory TO opening in Oc-
hber. There 10 also some building TO commence
on the 1st Of August. Everything will he in
6rst-clAss order Tor the opening. We learn
that party has just purchased large body Of
Columbia county land for turpentine farming
The sull: will be but few miles from Lake
City.
-Titusville Star: The Jacksonville Tampa
and Key West Railway Company have now
the plans for pretty little steamer 100 feet long
winch will be built Immediately 10 carry the
mail from Melbourne TO Jupiter. The Bank Of
Titusville will open It's doors for business Oclo-
Der 81 instead Of the first of September, a. re.
ported In our last This error was not discov-
cred until too late 10 change last week. This will
be . great convenience for the merchants OF
Tiiusyille and no doubt will be success fnan-
ciAlly for the projectors Mr.. James Pintard
will be the President and Mr. W. II. Browne,
Cashier. The new bank will have ample CAPT.
TAI for the safe and proper conduct Of it's bust
neas. II b expested that tho dredge Chester
will open the east channel of the Indian river
70 navigation 10 steamboats, In about two months
II no accident befalls her. Captain J. @. Stew
Art has gone 70 Middle Florida. where Mrs.
Stewart has been for her health. They expect
10 return 10 their Indian River home In few
weckA
Gainesville AdoocGse. Judge ]. Bell made
quite shipment OF live snakes TO the Historical
Society at Toronto. Canada, yesterday :. Judge
T. =. King win 60 to-day TO Pablo. where bis
family has been for several days They win
probably remain Q month. We had Q pleas
ant call yesterday from Rev. J. p DePass, the
able editor Of the Eorido CArstion Adocoats
also the leading peach cultivator Of Florida BE
left at our once yesterday specimens Of two diff
and Golden Clear" They each weigh eight
OUNCES and posses the very finest and most deli
cate favor. Mr.. DePass has developed another
peach, the "DePsD Extra Early" It's three
weeks earlier than The Peento and has almost
he same flavor - that ofthe Honey peach. BY
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
TROUBLE BREWING
AN IRON manufacturers UNION
A Cesabtsstisn Proposed tor the fsrpsss
Of Ess ssang the Action sf the a Asssiss-
mated Assecistton--AI IsEE fight
1Ersstsasd.

PnnEURs. sept. 22-freubls promising
70 se OF a more serious nature than las
ever before arisen Is brewing between the
Amalgansied Association Of lron and
Steel Workers aud the msnufsc-
turers. The question sl issue
Ia the manner OF running
the different mills controlled hy the assoc -
ton. I1e manufacturers Say they have
been careful 10 observe a az eements nsce
but the association las bfoken iHltA- 80
after that the lime hss arrived when Tie
manufacturers must come 10 al under
standing among themselves by which
they can RESIST al demands they
consider unjust Consultations have
already been held with the object
OF forming manufacturers association
On gigantic scale. IL IL proposed thsl
hereafter each ilrm will not undertake 10
settle difficulties on the WAGES question
individually. Dut will depend upon. The
combined support Of all other msnufsctur-
ers. Disputes will be referred 10 = commit
tee of the manufacturers association. which
will be empowered al all times 10 take de-
cisive action.
IL Is limited that strikes will be numerous
this Winter, and that more than one mill
Will be closed down while the c0ntending
parties lock horns and fight 1t out The
AmslgEmated Ass0ciation is ia position 10
make war and members who were spoken
10 today regarding the report said they
would DO all ia their power 10 prevent 8
rupture OF peaceful relations. but that they
would demand and insist upon their rights.
"Blur." said one, "cannst scarce us, We are
able TO hold our own"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

JauS IL viii De seen ina the prizes at
tached to the balloons aggregated consider
abiy over 5000. Tag No. was brought
back before 10 O'Clock by William Good
sell, of Lowell, who thus secured $l5
suit oil clothes.
To the eleventh balloon that went up the
TELEGRAN- b ERkLD attached tag number
ing 20 which calls Tor Jne years subscrp-
ton 10 the daily TELEGRAM HERALD. This
balloon sailed far oil toward the south
eastern portion Of the city.
Mr.. Roscnthsl desired TO keep faith with
the public in accordance with his announce
ments, and after consulting with representa-
tives OF the press. decided 10 send for three
extra balloons, attach the proper tags TO
them, and send them up some night next
week.
Altogether the opening was q grand sue
cess end Mr.. Rosentbal fees very grestful
to the public for tie assist
snce given him in insugursting bis
business here attending the opening.
Messrs II. Leonard HJ3s & Company, and
Spring s& Company. assisted materially in
tie decorktions, and Chapman, the florist,
Furnished the flowers.
At 1890 Hr. Rosenthsl, with ali bis en-
pIoyes, well wesried. sat down to a collation.
in the dining room al Sweets, and enjoye a
themselves sf they do whose WORK has been
well done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Governor Lace s1d .ifs pisl ss pxssent
iosias, And i- Is sxpssted tbs Governor xsii
deliver a saoft a11resz Tie outline u tie
Pfozramns a. gsysa Dslo~ Shows thai L
vi bs Interesting snc today sisl certainly
90 the ssst CT the seek 10 examine tie 81
nl5ila- AZ - o'clOcR Ehis morning slli
ocelr tie walking team contesl for purse
% 80 offered 81 Foster. Stevens & Coal-
pany- Al lJ.10 foot FACE Tor S0ys under 10
f0r Mcdonald 4 Willa-ns - eclsl purse 81
tIO. At III c'eicek ladies' driving Tor N0ist
herpClsheimer 8 Co.'S purse VI Si3. Al
II - boys pony face ior nse-dollar
saddle.
AZ | o'clock the races postponed from
yesterday vii DC called A i.5O. ealv2caas
" al The stock % Nhich premiums have
been awarded A. 2 o clock bleyc-s parade
snd race, nrs- premium. oyera siaSs eortn
SO second. hys-dOll4r sLseT cup, tLlEd,
lhres-dOilsr card receiver. Thea fOl.Ows
the r.ces-the z.45 tTot the iree-ior al and
. consolation race tor OeA1en horses.
Between the beats ''Corssco," three
year-Old Day s-alllon. by Prank NOBLE,
Owned by ParkEurst & Mot1 Of Augusta,
Mich, vii be driven 70 beat the thTee-yeag-
Old record.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
Goods
Department.

This department IS replcie
with everything n styles and
fabrics that the looms OF ihs
world can produce Z his bnc
OF our business has had unusu-
81 attention this season. French
and English novelties IS well
as the best tyles Of American
manufacture are displayed IN
almost endless profusion. The
handsomest and finest lire OF
Combination Suitings ever
brought 20 this market ard
nearly 80 per cent. lower than
last season.
IN Hosiery and Underwear
for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
we have complete lines.
In Linens. CoIfortsbsss.
Blankets snd Dorncstics. oui
stocks are fsli--snd the prices
sre bargain prices this week.
We cordially invite 81 inspec-
ten.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
Yer the Encanpmsnt.

The excursion to the National encsmp-
meDt OF the g. A. r. st st. Louis, occurs
next Sunday evening and ss the time sp-
prosches many contemplate visiting their
friends in that city. and viii take s6vsn-
tage Of cheap rates offered. A train Of
Pullman passenger coaches viii leave Sun
DAY evening AZ le45. on the q. q v. Il,
containing the Department Commander
snd staff. me Governor and stsf aud those
wishing 20 accompany them. The train
viii run direct 10 St. Louis, without any
change sud ne fare Tor the round trip vii
be only 1856. The city of -. LOuis vii
spend 500 TO for decorations. entsrfs a
ment and Illumination q the city With
electricity, which vii be feature vel
worth seeing
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
Something WORTH SEEING.

Have you seen that sI25.0O Vase that II.
Leonard's Sons Co. are displaying al toe
Fair II is of the Crown Derby Ware and
the workmanship is something wonderful.
The hsnoles and top Of the cover are al
open work. This is one OF the things that
makes this piece so valuable, as IL is hard
10 FIRE this lake-like pattern without break
ing by the heat The workman will have
q piece like this all done, perhaps working
on il for a week, and ia firing IL will be
broken, when be il obliged to commence all
over sgain, making three or four before
perfect one is turned out. They are also
showing st their PSgods in the At Hail
a handsome line OF Silverwarc, Cutlery.
Decorated Dinner, Tea snd Chamber
Sets, which 90 far 20 make their display
the most attractive on the Fair Grounds.
They are making quite q display Of
IMPERVIOUS KEROSENE and GAs0-
LINE
Cans. which are the nestest and mos; con-
venient cans in the market, letting alone
the safety qualities. These Cans are made
of wood, with the inner surface 50 pre-
pared az TO be perfectly irnpervions 10
kerosene or other oils, and are 40 arranged
IS the lamp can be filled cirect from The
faucet.
LAMPS
are among the specislties. and II you do
not see what you want there. you surely
will find II At their mammoth store - and
81 NoDroe-st. where the first floor, you
nav say. ~ almost entirely devoted 10 THE
line OF goods. Here Chandeliers. Bibrsrr
Hall and Piano Lsmps are found ia every
style. letting alone the hundreds Of different
Table Lamps which are lower than ever be-
fore.
Those q cent
JAPANESE PLATES.
are being appreciated o. the Pair visitors
a. they are obliged TO repls1isb tssir sfoer
everv dsv. and then thst liDe Of Carving
Knives ard Forks for - cents Did Won
ever see ANYTHING like tbss fer the u7oner2
Wbv. tbey ere worth three times ss much
an fbey ask for them. As there are q great
msuv strsngers ia town vbo VIII be ~ tie
Fair Grounds greater par Of TIE osy. ard
therefore would not fn0 un3s - 60 through
their imneuss Retail kstsDllshraent. they
have decided 70 keep Their stores open even
ings for TIE bslancs O. tbs week tbus Civ
Ing every one 81 opportunity - see ~nsf
to stores are Ike on the inside. srd toen
ne r,lsce looks Ikea fairy scene lif up in
sbe seeming. II ~ill mors than rersy vou
| n make thix one % tie sighs 20 - seen
saa especially in It's evening when he
rob goods iook dszzling ~ TIER different
fiuts. which Is rasds more striking - ne
s.rong lights Of tbs chandeliers. They vii
have numbers II those
FAIRY LIGHTS
y operation. Tsst rev style WHICH = IN
Z fhs shs..e NJ = rose IL TIE bsDasomssi thing
~. t...e ever seen. Don't fsii - tsks some
-,s for voUf friends OF the itfie
"a zs a. n0f knew better plscs -
far ian hsre Ibs Le0-afds srs r1sK-
ir.s rt.its a. sxtsnsivs outdoor crpav ~
hsres - sue1 -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
"CHAPS AND TOMATO SAUCE
Incidents In the Celebrate Case, Pickwick
Junior

Incidents In the Celebrate Case, Pick wick
Jusier
Judge: NOW kr. Pickwick, do please
remember that you are the respondent in
this suit, and not myself. The only cues
ten is, Did you box your Wits esrs1 If
so, why so?"
Respondent: "You Honor. I propose to
prove that the whole of the Pinkerton
force, 10 altar me, besides-snskesl The
churches even chase me. around the streets.
Why, SIR, cannot We JLst as well dispose of
the Chicago Anarchists, the bsnery QOss-
ton and my divorce case right h.re and At
this timel"
Assistant Counsel: May it please the
Court, this is gigantic case Of treason most
foul What do you suppose we care whether
the iearned-t,aat is the RESPONDENT. boxed
bis wifs's ears or pulled her nose2 We are
above such tFilirz matters. The question
before the house for discussion Is whether
your Honor sd anything 10 DO with TIE
settlement 0f the Alabama ciaims2 Are
you or Pstrolmsn Williams any relation 90
Aaron Burr. snd If %, bow much snail We
6as yoa2''
The Prosecutor. "Is msy be al
miracle to .hO= that Tnole
sam il Of African decent. ar
tEaE ne GriEka Ms NAtSsI N80E1lt ElErr
+ and has hoy horro~ for strsngs v9msa.
I Dat thas should more properly ~ done ia
as divorce case. Nov the point - WHISTLER
I il vas Baptist minister. BalT Patterson cr
ths prisoner a. The oar Who pitched INTO bis
wifss
Tour Assistant Cosnssls,-"BT no me- o.
/ We have : perfect rigbt ~ 20 back q "a
1 Garden Of Easn and as. h5sm II fhs :
hurt bin. little Black Earp hes b-sn
( smelling a. ttse bees Of tais noble Roman
hat So srs sefe15ing Should - not 10
+ IN pc1n6ed--fhe deg let tns Eonss3 The
/ Gears ~ll soen ~ ins1rlctsd tast II = @ no
scco8nt, even Il H-nTy Cay eat % bis
-ifss nose s1z es-s This - CT And7
/ Johnssa's in p1sca nsert trisi fsis s
/ Ju3xe-"T shsH is II 10 testimony as
/ - ~nsfser Columbus 6tscosere6 Aseerics
bat ] cannst So hoe t5srse and fsa - fss
/ Roman EnnDsrs as saytai79 - 90 49, Al
ssssu.t snd sel1sry case On 0nsws-st Hew-
sveT tae Ca1Tt sll ssjoarr - hat PIcz-
/ rick can soss rs hss3 eefofs resa mig r. .
trssl II tie Court o. tEe o0~n 2.sirsnf -
T c0dviefs6. ~sesa ats tsrow oarss ves rsn
tns snercy 81 tae hero rko hss s~sn az
r~sed fcr ssi1Q s.To<rly
s--&e-s-4 - N-~vf.x s,fs ~ Tnw.-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
THE STATE FAIR.
Only Six Thousand Present-Not Likely to
Pay Expenses.

Only Six Thousand Present-Not Likely to
Pay Expenses.
tH.NtsyVs 1tstSsA3-sES,NN-
JACKSON. Sept. 22.-Owing to q drizzling
rain, which prevailed this forenoon, the
attendance at the State Fair today was un-
usually small. Not until noon did the
weather show signs of clearing up. when
the sun came out light and 5000 people
were soon upon the grounds. Unless the
weather proves fine on Friday, the Society
Will not pay expenses. The competitive
drill between the caGets OF the Lansing
Agricultural College drew q large crowd.
The Society elected the following officers:
President, A. G. Hyde, of Marshall; Tress-
urer, \. j. Dean, OF Adrian; Secretary, J. G.
Sterling, OF Monroe; Executive Committee
M. J. Gard, of Volinis; ID. w. Howard, OF
Pentvater; 2. o. Hanford, of Plymouth; A.
J. Wood, of Mason; Eugene Fiheld, OF Bay
City; Franklin Wells, of Constantine, J. o.
A. burlington, OF Tnscols; "a. II. Ander-
son, of Midland; w. l.. Watkins, OF Man
chester; c. w. Young, of Paw Paw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

warrant vas issssd yesterday for a.
arrest Of Wrn. n. Rudy. Of Plsinvlils town
shif. for sSssuf and bs teTy. The cosn-
plain = saoe BY his net5er-ln-isT Jane
SvlBks1eu. sze per story - taai fhey were
hsv1Ux some trouble CYef st0Fe Thics
ts.onFea 70 heT sna wkich wss IN ia
hoase vhen re- knocked Der down and
ki1kez her. Anotner family s8srrsl - -
led i1 The coUrts- O. ~ nofbsr-in-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

"Bsxesr student 81 Powers lsst nigas r.
Nae Collin opera CoGlpaEy-ss.si ever seen
II ne eily--lsres boase--aeile ehtfai suei-
eaoe oe-ionigkl Francois. rns hi0e otooA-
Ing
JeAEis y ezsasns a. " onderland yesterday
sfterAoon sna esealng -houss 3Ansinea-
yslls Of ter-Eaafsnes tllis after1o0n-
ka y ksyo eousinues D@vy Crockett
sEa 20 ses--FAckea heats al Redmond =
Mac Calm Eastinet Saturday al fowsrs-
~beEssT stu1enl last call Admlssl0n ~
aae 2r-ressfTo1 seats without extra charge
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

A. 20 seven companies of ths second
Rsxi nent. MichiEaD state froo2s. appeared
en- ne ground. and to tie zrest majority a
she visitors they FORMED s1s NEST st.rsctive
feature Of the dsF They we're toe three
ssfnrsnies Of this fitT sns these from
kalsnazeo Aaekesa1. Grsnt Raven and
lens Under cemnsnd Of Colonel Irsh
tapv xave a criasse irii an tne soace sn-
circles - fhe track. which wss witnessed bv
a east TN thousand reorie irciudire ex-
Governor Alaer and the af,icers Of the
sccietv. Thew Afterwards sureerei On
the trsck snd we're reviewed ~
the ex-tiorerncT. aat the Prize irili
ss,d ret zks pisce IL wss abandoned
or lsck of tifne and srsce. sad the purse
vii =. cfvis'ei sn,ong the companies pres
enE The companies AZ mssis sopear4ns,.
\ and 81 this e1fT &iITscfing more slten-
fsnn than the others ~ scconrf af ffnir
nor~ attractive aasfcTrns. TIE uaeEnb nbers of
rr~ ps>r- - suy eaeshtzx-rs--sr CS-tk-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
sUNxAsx.
Rse. 81. !. pseIng. MiI. hssts. bss. ) L

Enowlfon. Carleton and "Jphnnier
started Thev msds = pretty race to the
halt and then Johnnie anf tTampest''
drew awsv from the Others "lonnnie''
won ezsiiv. Tempest second the other
fwo disfaaeed f51h
Tempest being veteran vas TOO much
fur the coils in The seCond neat and ven in
f53. Icgsn. the owner of Tempest" Who
hsd been iusd for 6isoosyinE ne starter.
wanted - dnish TIE race. bus the iudxes
decisef thss t Nas too dark ~ Is vss
postponed until to-day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Company B ro1s thssr shits shzxos. sni
tnsss q l9mpaEF j aFpsarsa "a snite
tf,s-sers. salca ssxs s0il - 80 new RAJ a. sEle
ksses snsa lnss hsd 1nisket tae 0a4ne1-
sses. tas tstlsr company gave = sery scert
sAl-is-ii)a drill "a froas x fis aaa s@All1
44d EsIe Eoaadl4 apn-alded
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
In Our
Cloak & Shawl
Department..

We will show you the largest.
most stylish and beast selected
stock IN the state. In Cbidrens ;
and Misses Cioaks our line IL
simply grand--Astrschan Plaids
and Flain-latest styles sizes
ranging from TO 10 years. II
the line of novelties ranging
from 81 TO S25 the stock - very
large.
LADIES SHORT WRAPS
"A full and com mplete line 4n
plush, Astrachan. Berliu-sw.lls.
Camers Hair and Bouretses.
In LADIES LONG GAR
MENTS 60 20 90 inches, in
Seal Plush or Moleskin. a. $50.
we will defy competition. This
same garment was sold last
season st S3o. We have z large
line and all sizes.
English Walking Jackets IN
Plush or kolcskin, is one Of
the prevailing styles this sea-
son. ~ inches long ard prices
from $40 10 SIS.
A large and complete line OF
New Markets IN plaid O. PLAIN
material, from Sc 10 SIS.
In the SHAWL LINE We
display everything that VIII be
worn this scasoD-Besver and
Velvets, ranging from S4 &C Sac
being the leading styles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Estate OF Lena Cullum et al, minors.
Order appointing j. Edward Goul guar
diam Estate Of Alonzo J. Arnold, de-
ceased. Appraisers warrant and inventory
filed. Order appointing Loren Day and
John Porter Commission Claims. - Estate
Of John Starr, deceased. Executors 6rsi
snnual account ed.--Estste Of Ersstus
W. Morton deceased. Appraisers warrant
and inventory fled.--Esiste Of VIM. 9.
Cook, deceased. Administrators final &C
count filed. Hearing Oct. s.--Estste OF
Stephen Johnson, deceased. Petition for
licelse TO sell real estate fled. Hearing
Oct. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

To notes ore for sifa and one for sl2s
pssss.s 70 Eirsn Tnttis we're fouDd -
PstroI n8sn C0nlo7 On the Far gYounds
yss.srdsY afternoon. NJ. lutte = 20 is g
~siI s5owa resident C Cannon bowBsk z
5ozt tis E-ocEetH3oE vt5ea oo1tsfns5 ns-
slies TIE r0ees So n raont~. He tanks
~ po1ksz vss piexe5. sn5 tbe fsct tnst tns
no1ss ~srs frame .~if6ost tie nsonsy inei-
osfs t1s1 als 0psai0z = correot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

You can get all the neirs seUe. days ia The
week BY subscribing for this paper. only a
shilling a iCeek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Ths 20 tr0tnng class fslled 70
Gil and the first event on the programme
was The 2.30 pac-. ia which there were eight
starters. They drew positions as follows:
Joe 2. :" Peculiar Henson r.. F" ~Capi-
tols. Ned Walters Niger Big Brown
luz AMI Geo. L" Owing % the crowd
obstructing ths stretch it was impossible 20
xst good start and they were sent away
With Joe F." in the lead. They got TO-
zsther going round the turn and went down
the back stretch II bunch. Az the half
'-Nigxsr'' bad taken lead Of few ieogths
and kept Il 70 the finish. The others trsiIng
Zoe P.n came home secoad and Ned
Walters a good third. Big Brown Jug
and Geo. l." ran % save their dist9ncs.
Time. 2 -
The second heat was struggle between
Niger and Ned Walters for FIRST place.
The former Won oy length IN 2.t0i, With
Peculiar a few lengths behind the esders
and the others well scattered IN the rear.
Of "Gsorze L" and "Pecui Jar s. each
for coming up shssd of the pole horse they
were sent away for the tnird heat which
was which and tother'' sfsir. n which
a. except Joe P" did considerable run
ming Mad Walters and Peculiar"
finished very nearly even with Joe P.r in
third place "NiE-sr" aud the others run
ming 20 save their distance. The heat was
given % "N-i.r Time 241. As II vas
rhsu aesriy 5 o'clock the race Was post
poned until o'clock today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23
We wish 10 inform our Gus
toners and friends from ost of
the city, as well as those living
IN the city, ,that during the fair,
commencing Monday morning,
Sept. Ie, we Will sell every thing
in the line of
QLOAKS,@
&SBAULS
%HnD&
DRESS@
~GOODS
Special Bargain Prices.

Special Bargain Prices.
We cordially invite visitors "a
our city this week TO make our
store their headquarters.
will be a pleasure TO rs 20 show
you through the Largest Dry
Goods House Of Western Mich
igan; a pleasure so show yot
our goods, and 8 pleasure 10 see
your astonishment az the Very
Low Prices we will give you.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

f,v~v~~~es - fonr aoff~~x. vorfs 81
Te~e4 Clefbinf Go-, nnser tte 1sver
EtoesL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

s~ss t.E.r nn&cs elothsnz - ~hos~s~fs
Prless Tor~r C8otbsrg Co Assross Cszsi
sza P~srf-sFs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

e-n = hernfshfnx xoedS. .sd>r~sar Eou-
81 tha> s.g srnsr reuse - tue state Te~~r
Cl-sninx CO. nader fse-r cse~s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

This i ths f0urth y-sr that The ever
pspulAr 6isns Clothing Comssny hsvs
naae shsir -zhisit FER Far -s-x oa c.asl-
- At the corner ef LTcn. This s.ssblish-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Ten, twelve and fifteen dollars buys
mems suits others sell At SIS. Tower
Clothing Co.. Pearl, Monroe nsd CsBxl-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Largest stoek ssvs 40 chfs1rss rtaekg r
=. NlcHtxzn- lever Clotzzag Co. Hozre~.
Pearl an6 Ceaa4-ss.-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

save sn@-sns~1 ~ bayfeF = ssst ~ Tower
rs-xszza c.. sa4~x th~ Ksssx cspek-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

The iuagss for Ar Hall we're OF hsnd
yesterday morning n due tine. snd Hsnii-
rou sss ere of the successful competitors.
Carrying s~sy The largest numser0f pre-
uiuns. getting 6rst snd second iD nearly
every class be entered. and 5T no D~sns df4
he receive snv more than va due hiui fer
his q splay rss certsinlT she 1nsst onss
ex 1itei AZ ore fair. sn1 very nsch al
uaired By a. vh0 we're sble to crowd thsas-
selves farcrgh tae immenSe thronz hat
vas continually e8thered around hose
beauts1li works ef At
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-23

Mr. Julius A J. Friedrich, ss usual. is
making grand display IN Art Hall. This
firmly established, thoroughly houorsbls
and respected music hoGss a. - and 81
Csuei-st., always does ~hst it can q make
our fairs grand succsss is sa0vs a. 6ns
lioe of pianos ss can De found in tae
world. : very srzs sRd vsried assortment
Of s6sef ulusic AID smsli musical goods. snd
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rzre merit. esca day ~ the Fair. Iss house
bss Auilt CD iarge trade Al shroGza this
section. oecs1se 0f its nne goods is sdaair-
abe business Qualities. sn1 tae f2ct tast irs
patrons esn always eet whsF thev ~srt
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mske ~ rerzlr Instruments
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